Lost Hard drive need the Tarantella 3 program for Redhat 8

Does anyone know where I can find Tarantella3 for Redhat 8? I have my
Certificate of License and Authencity document, but I lost my hard drive
which contained the Tarantella install program. Obviously I cannot pull
the license out of the product because the hd failed.

I tried that and input my license key in the format
XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX and the screen displayed "invalid key".
This was never accepted. Any idea why?
Carmelo wrote:
The COLA should have the license key. Register on Customer Central and
you should be able to get to the Downloads section and download 3.30.
Then use the keys from the COLA to license your server.
UnixUser wrote:
My license is for 3.3. That is the version that I had and I really do
not wish to upgrade. If there is a charge to get that version what is
it?
Carmelo wrote:
UnixUser wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find Tarantella3 for Redhat 8? I have
my Certificate of License and Authencity document, but I lost my
hard drive which contained the Tarantella install program.
Obviously I cannot pull the license out of the product because the
hd failed.Exactly what version do you have a COLA for? You can download
Tarantella v3.42.947 that will install on Redhat 8 from
http://www.tarantella.com/download
if you need an older version then you need to have registered or have
Maintenance with us. You can register @
https://custcentral.tarantella.com -> Downloads
You need 3.4x licenses for the last two versions of the product.
If you need to upgrade see
http://www.tarantella.com/products/ee/upgrade.html
Regards,

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